need new probe for older model 3518 talor digital thermometer uses 1 aaa bat
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I do not know. I doubt it since there are so many different thermometer probes.
990030
I can only guess now since I no longer have the digital thermometer. I had it for about a year and it worked fine. The probe is about 5 inches long I would say. When the batteries died it was very difficult to get into the battery compartment, and when I did replace the batteries it still would not work. So I have thrown it away.
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May I suggest a different tool. The Klein Tools "PROBEplus - Tone Tracing Probe". Cat. No. VDV500-060. $44.00 + sh. Trace wire paths and identify cables in common wiring systems. 9V Aklaline batteries required (not included). Also, you will need about 10" of shielded heavy duty wire to stick into to the left and right slanted 240v. socket then connect the "Tone" end to the heavy duty wire, the use the probe to trace the wires.
1934798
don't know , but if you go into Faberware .com, they will tell you what the 343A thermo probe will fit.
1425139
i bought my thermometer at bed bath and beyond. i'd check there for a replacement probe.
785341
I dropped this thermometer by accident and was not able to take very many readings with it before discarding. I do not have it anymore. Tried to solder it first with no luck.
289163
I will look to see if they sent me one. They may not have. In the mean time Google, "how to use an analog multi meter"
989191
My Geo Foreman is hard wired, never seen one that takes a probe at all. Sorry
2144054
This replacement probe worked for me in an AcuRite Model 00869. It looks similar to the probe for model 00994W, but I can't be positive it will work. You may be able to contact DTMdirect to inquire.
1451206
I couldn't tell you, but I can tell you I had to buy a new temp guage shorty after I bought my replacement probe, so I should have just bought the whole unit from the start
1250792
The probes furnished with the thermometer would not stand up to 392F. I would go with the temperatures listed by Taylor. The instructions on setting the high and low settings and alarm times leave something to be desired. Once you figure out how to set it, the thermometer works very well. I use them on HVAC equipment and recirculating hot water heating systems to measure supply and return temperatures. By checking the temperatures several times a day, I make sure the equipment is operating correctly.
1293350
I had the same problem with my kitchenaid digital thermometer and found a break in the wire going to the probe. Seems like that could be a common problem since when the probe cord is wound up in it's holder, stress is placed on the wire leading to the probe.
1451207
I am sorry, but I don't have a Taylor thermometer to try with this probe, but at this price what can it hurt to give it a try. I have wasted more on poorer chances, but when I find a winner the payback is worth it. Once I found that these work for my application I bought 3 more, which is a bunch cheaper than just one more total replacement.
207293
I just held the old plug in front of a ruler and estimated. You could also borrow or buy a caliper. Harbor freight had one for $10. They are handy for lots of measurements.
1722897
The temp probe is a standard 10k NTC 1% Thermistor. You can buy or build custom replacements easily.
456362
This is a thermistor type probe the tip is no more than an 1/8 in in diameter.
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I have had similar problems with the probe. Mine broke a few months after I first purchased the therm/timer. I didn't think to complain. I bought a whole new timer thinking it was a faulty thermometer mechanism of the Therm/Timer- no, it was the probe. It seems the connection between the metal probe, itself and the wire connection is weak and breaks easily (at least this was the prevailing comments from others) I've been very careful to not bend it so much and it seems to be OK, now. However, I'm done with this Polder model. I think you ought to demand reimbursement.